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Japanese money is called yen Japanese people buy lots of presents They are very polite They bring small presents with them every time they visit friends as a way of saying thank you Only a few Japanese are farmers but they grow most of Japans food They grow rice wheat soybeans tea fruit and vegetables They also keep pigs and chickens. By: Chris Thomas and Dani Peyton. Japan in the Modern World. May 6, 2015. Chapter 3- “Tea and Sympathy: Working women in . japan”. Main Ideas of Chapter:. There is a struggle for . Japanese women . Primary and Beginners. Why Japanese? The Economy. T. here are at least 65 Japanese-owned companies operating in Scotland. These companies employ over 5,000 people. companies include . electronics. renewable energy. Women and the War Effort. War Brides. Japanese Internment. Enemy Aliens. Women in the War Effort. Women went back to . Work!. Worked . in . war . industry roles . that were traditionally . masculine. . Presented by…. Kelley Rich. Co-President, JETAASC. ALT/. Shimoichi-cho. , Nara-ken . 2000-2003. JETAA USA National Conference 2015. . Why address this topic?. Why address this topic?. Why address this topic?. Rationing. Many products were in short supply. Metal had to be used to make tanks and battleships. Medicine was needed on the battlefields. Imports were hard to get from other countries at war; especially rubber for tires because it came from SE Asia. Preview. Under the Shogun. - Japan was firmly organized under the Tokugawa shogunate. Under Japan’s Tokugawa shogunate, social status was passed down through families. It was closely tied to military rank or way of earning a living. Members of one social class could not move up to another social class. A person’s social class affected all parts of life.. .. 切腹. Seppuku is the tradition of Japanese ritual suicide by disembowelment, and a key part of bushido, the code of the samurai warriors. It was used by samurai to avoid falling into enemy hands, and to avoid shame and possible torture. Samurai could also be ordered by their daimyo to commit seppuku.. Between 20,000 – 80,000 women raped, mutilated and killed.. Some historians argue this is one of the world’s biggest moments of human tragedy.. Cruelty the Commonplace. Japanese soldiers took great pleasure in committing these crimes.. UNITED STATES HISTORY CHAPTER 12 – WORLD WAR 2 Bell Work – 4/3 Answer these brief fill in the blank questions to test your knowledge of lesson1…This will help prepare for quiz tomorrow! (lessons 1 & 2) Aissa Avila. . Under the Wave of Kanagawa. (The Great Wave) . Artist: . Katsushika Hokusai. When: 1830-1833 (Edo period) . Materials: Ukiyo-e (woodblock prints) . Ink, wood, and carving tools . Accessible to the middle class . Tea Ceremony. The tea ceremony is one of Japan’s most interesting and enduring artistic traditions. More than a ritual for preparing and drinking tea, the tea ceremony is a means to aesthetic appreciation and social interaction that has had a profound influence on Japanese art, architecture, gardens, cuisine and philosophy.. AMERICAN FRIEImS SEiiVICE 20 South 12th Street, Philadelphia TYPES OF JOBS NEEDED BY JAPANESE, GEBANS fill7 OTHER NO17 CITIZENS IN THE PHILADZPBIA APSA Since the outbreak bf for the J Intern Program Overview Phone: +81 - 3 - 6233 - 06 3 0 • Email: landau _eman @labo - global.co.jp • Website: www.labo - exchange.com pg. 1 LABO INTERN PROGRAM “A Journey of Japanese Culture PRISMs. Which are more powerful: goals or ideals?. Can people really rise above self-interest to embrace ideals?. Is it better to fail doing things the right way than it is to succeed by cutting corners?.